Egmont Key Hike

Hey-o, let's go to Egmont Key for an exploratory hike, ~ unknown miles @ ~ who knows mph. Sight-seeing stops at the historic batteries, lighthouse, and ghost town. Three hours total time on the Key.

Entrance fee ($6 pay-by-plate; $1 Sun Pass holders) to Fort De Soto Park.

Approximately .7 miles after the Florida Sun Pass Toll Plaza, turn right into the parking lot labelled "Boat Ramp" (see pic for reference).

Paid parking ($6 all day, Park Mobile app or onsite kiosk).

Hubbard Marina Ferry fee ($47.70 total , 5/31/25 at 10a):
https://www.hubbardsmarina.com/egmont-key-ferry-cruise/

PLEASE NOTE: there is no Attendee limit. The capacity of the Ferry (49 guests) will dictate our Group size i.e., do not RSVP until you have your paid and confirmed Ferry Reservation. There is NO NEED to sign up to hold a spot for yourself while you negotiate your intentions, either you have your boarding-pass or you don't.

No restrooms on the Key; bring a lunch or snack, bug-repellant, sun screen, etc. along with your happy attitude and smiles and whatever else you think you may need to survive on the Key for three hours.

Upon return, optional exploration of the Fort De Soto fort and ice cream at Snack Bar and Souvenir Shop next door to the fort ... and, if desirable, we could hike to the North End (~ 2.5mi roundtrip). Another option is to bring your beach gear and relax at the beach.

As per the management, NO GUESTS allowed; please sign up/register as a Member to participate.

May cancel upon inclement weather or lack of sufficient interest.

When you RSVP to attend this event, it represents your express acknowledgment of understanding, and unconditional acceptance of personal responsibility and liability for all associated risks. ASSUMPTION OF RISK: Possible risks of this activity include Injury from a trip & fall, venomous snakes, stinging insects, venomous spiders, wildlife encounters, heat stroke, noxious vegetation, insect-borne virus and disease, Covid 19, Influenza, and other airborne transmissible conditions. Weather can change without notice, bringing lightning, hail, torrential rain, and flooding. You are responsible for your safety and should take whatever precautions you deem necessary.

If you have any questions or concerns, please Comment below. Thanks.